FormsList's Discord integration sends form submissions directly to your Discord server via webhook. Every time someone fills out your form, a formatted message appears in your chosen Discord channel with all the submission details. This integration is perfect for communities, indie hackers, small teams, and gaming projects that use Discord as their primary communication hub. Instead of checking a dashboard for new submissions, your team gets notified where they already are. The setup uses Discord's native webhook system, which means it's fast, reliable, and doesn't require any bots or third-party services. Create a webhook in your Discord channel settings, paste the URL into FormsList, and submissions start flowing in immediately.
By Vaibhav Jain · Last updated March 27, 2026
In your Discord server, go to Channel Settings > Integrations > Webhooks. Create a new webhook and copy the webhook URL.
In the FormsList dashboard, go to your form's Integrations tab. Select Discord and paste your webhook URL.
Choose how submissions appear in Discord: as a simple message or a rich embed with colored sidebar and field formatting.
Submit a test form entry and check your Discord channel to confirm the message appears correctly.
No. FormsList uses Discord's native webhook system, which doesn't require a bot. You create a webhook URL in your Discord channel settings and paste it into FormsList. No bot permissions, tokens, or server setup needed.
Yes. Create separate webhooks for different channels and add them to your FormsList form. You can send the same submission to multiple channels or route different forms to different channels.
FormsList sends a rich embed message with a colored sidebar, the form name as the title, and all submitted fields displayed in a structured format. It's easy to read and looks native to Discord.
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